An Yang sat on the sofa and poured a cup of clear tea.
Just as he was about to drink, his peripheral vision caught An You staring at him from across the table with a furrowed brow.
"The... substances contained in tea will affect stomach digestion and prevent the body from absorbing trace elements like iron. It is said that a considerable number of anemia patients have a lifelong history of drinking tea, so it's best not to drink tea two hours before or after a meal... Put the cup down!"
"..." An Yang took a small sip before looking at her. "Were you staring blankly for so long because you went to check Baidu Baike in your brain?"
"This goddess's knowledge is just this vast! And you're still drinking!"
"It's already brewed, it'll be a waste not to drink it. This is tribute tea."
"What tribute tea in this day and age? They're just slogans made up by unscrupulous merchants specifically to cheat idiots like you who have more money than sense!" An You said with disdain, then paused and took a breath. "Though this tea does smell quite nice. Judging by the color, it should be green tea or something. I can keep it and bring a cup to school to drink later. It's so hot this summer, it'll help cool down."
"..." An Yang was left speechless, putting down the half-drunk cup with an unwilling expression. "I have to say this—girls on their period shouldn't drink tea, especially green tea."
An You's face flushed slightly, and she glared at him.
An Yang sat composedly, when suddenly a crisp sound came from the kitchen, startling both of them.
"What's wrong! The plate... did a plate break?" An You widened her eyes and looked toward the kitchen.
"Don't—don't mind